Oracle's depressed valuation creates opportunity to buy shares, says Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley raised its target price on Oracle to US$57 per share from US$50
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Morgan Stanley raised its target price on Oracle to US$57 per share from US$50
Amazon is increasingly moving into more enterprise software through its Amazon Web Services segment
Prime membership growth has given Amazon's sales a boost in a competitive retail environment, said GBH
The online retail giant said that in one week during the holiday period, more than four million people either began trial memberships of Amazon Prime or started paid memberships
The Advertising Standards Authority is considering whether to launch a formal inquiry into Amazon
Oracle has been playing catch up with market leaders in cloud computing including Amazon and Microsoft
Sales in the quarter rose by 8% to US$2.46bn, against market consensus for US$2.39bn in sales
Amazon has become a rival to Spotify and Apple Music in music-streaming
Google will no longer support YouTube on Amazon's Echo Show and Fire TV
Comcast is also believed to be in negotiations with Fox
Australia presents a challenge for Amazon given its sheer land size and low population density
A potential deal would end Fox’s pursuit to buy the rest of the stake in Sky that it does not already own.
The merger is seen as a defensive move by some, amid reports Amazon is to enter into the pharmacy sector
Blue Apron has started the search for a new chief financial officer
The e-commerce giant has held conversations with Mylan and Sandoz, a unit of Novartis, according to a report
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The Nasdaq posted its biggest one-day drop in more than three months on Wednesday
Amazon is estimated to have a 42% share of all online sales
It comes as founder Jeff Bezos has become the second man to amass a personal fortune of more than US$100bn
Amazon is expected to capture half of the e-commerce holiday spending growth
Retailers have been extending sales across the week to maximise hype and boost sales